Sentences with phrase «physical artifacts»

Items used in performance are frequently collected and preserved as physical artifacts of the ephemeral experience of live performance.

The video game itself will be playable in the gallery, along with physical artifacts from Couillard's universe.

Platform: Installation Game The Locker is a mixed - reality installation game in which you explore physical artifacts with your hands and...

There are too many physical artifacts that SUPPORT religion, and what do the UFO people hae... crop circles?

It contains records of about 1300 telescopes — mostly physical artifacts from museums and private collections, but also descriptions in books and depictions in art — that date from 1610 to 1775.

«I am especially interested in environments that can facilitate access to abstract concepts in STEM through physical interactions like having students build their own physical artifacts,» he says, pointing to his work with Tangible User Interfaces and Fabrication Labs.

Media analyst Alan D. Mutter recently argued, «They will buy a book, vinyl record or other physical artifact that they view as a collectible, but see no value in paying for access to ephemeral headlines that are freely available everywhere.»

FEATURED ADD ON: A NESmaker Strategy Guide - in the spirit of those great strategy guides from the days of yore, this companion (art is mockup only) will be a fun, limited physical artifact, but also be a valuable tool to help newcomers get started making games with NESmaker.

Combining audio, architecture, sculpture, installation and performance, «Daniel Arsham: Hourglass» will extend the artist's investigation into how we interpret history through physical artifacts and will immerse audiences in environments that reflect on the relationship between past and present.

Lastly, a Stone Mason edition will also be available for $ 150, which will include everything from the collector's edition, plus four physical artifacts from the game.

While the true art object is real as an hypothesis is real, the physical artifact itself, whether a thing (like a painting) or a performance, is only the medium between the hypothesis and the experience of the hypothesis.

An art work embodies such a proposition (or, in the case of music, a predicative pattern only2), and the proposition (or its part) is the real meaning of the art, distinguishable from the physical artifact itself.

The kilogram is the last physical unit in the International System of Units defined by a physical artifact, a platinum - iridium cylinder kept by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France.

While the space does include paper books and physical artifacts, as well as flexible furniture and an open environment, digital content encourages students to explore, play, and delve deeper into subjects they may not otherwise experience.

I didn't realize it at the time, but by digitizing those physical artifacts and storing the photos on my computer, I had started creating her digital portfolio.

In these projects, like choices «a» and «b» above, students might advocate for a cause, take action to improve their community, perform a service for someone, create a physical artifact to display or distribute, or express their own ideas about a topic in various media.

Tools to collect data can include surveys, interviews, documentation review, observations, and physical artifacts.

The smell, the feel, the weight, the physical artifact in their hands.

The physical artifact might still exist: you may yet mail out printed Courier text on crisp white sheets of 20 pound bond.

«The physical artifacts are beginning to feel more precious, more like gifts.

What's driving those print book sales might be a sense of nostalgia for the physical artifact or an appreciation for distraction - free reading material.

As more and more content has moved from the physical to the digital realm, book publishers (and music labels, and newspapers, etc.) have tried to perpetuate the control they used to have over the physical artifact, and in many cases have actually tried to create new forms of control they never had in the physical world.

it's just that no one will bother to print a book unless it was so significant to them that they will crave a physical artifact of the experience.

But this is the downside to doing so, the physical artifacts.

In addition to thousands of physical artifacts and memorabilia, the museum's digital archives boast hundreds of gigabytes of design documents, memos, magazines, press kits, and other historical corporate paperwork.

It's a playful and imaginative look at the many facets of the physical artifacts that make up our urban world.

I think the book is a secondary social object, the physical artifact.

As has frequently been noted, Sehgal seeks to make art without producing any physical artifact of the events that he stages in galleries and museums as a gesture against what he sees as the excessive proliferation of objects in the world.

«I'm a big fan of forensic experts, of how they extract truth from physical artifacts,» says Çavuşoğlu.

Through the dissolution and reconstituting of concepts, personal preoccupations, readymade imagery, and digital and physical artifacts, these artists externalize the complexity of expanding awareness beyond the self in the Digital Age to evolve a personal language that vacillates between abstraction and representation.